“A good compromise is when both parties are dissatisfied and the rest satisfied."

And it would be in a properietary format only accessible in a walled garden

If a country needs to overly emphasise an ideal, that's usually because that ideal doesn't apply in that country ("Land of the free", "Democratic people's republic of ...").

If a person needs to subscribe to patriotism, it's usually because they have never accomplished anything better in their life than being born in a specific place.

Merriam defines

• hate as "intense hostility ..." https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/hate
• hostility as " deep-seated ... ill will" https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/hostility
• ill will as "unfriendly feeling" https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/ill%20will

So hate is just the extreme end of an "unfriendly feeling" which is synonymous to a negative feeling. We can go "golden middle" on this and say that moderate negative feelings are ideal, but even the moderate form seems synonymous to bias or prejudice.

• bias as "an inclination of temperament or outlook" https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bias
• bias as "to give a settled and often prejudiced outlook to"

Was playing online and saw someone with the name "Content" but the n was replaced with a Russian character. This makes it unsearchable (directly) in both English and Russian.

Bonus: and that likely explains why older shows tend to have self-contained episodes while newer shows tend to be serial.

More of a "waiting while cloud flare verifies my humanity thought" but this is the closest c/ I could find.

But I had a little panic when it was Billy Joel for the first 15 seconds.

Unless you're Trump; he actually broke so many laws so many times, the law is now broken and no longer functions, it has ceased to be

I've been drinking

...until it is.

good deeds for fake points

WebP does everything GIF did, just better. The only problem is adoption. Maybe a similar, single-syllable name could have helped.

• Ends the pronunciation debate: hard G in the 1987 filetype, soft G in the 2010 one
• Looping soundless video gets a name that's short and does not refer to a terribly inefficient format (that "gif" sharing sites often no longer use anyway), plus some wrong people have been using it already
• Software peer-pressured into supporting it (nobody wants to hear "they don't support JIF" about their software)

If you say yes, it can be interpreted as "yes I mind" or "yes, I give you permission", if you say no, it can be interpreted as "no, I don't give you permission" or "no, I dont mind". You always end up having to clarify.